Trump: The U.S. is Providing Aid to Ukraine and Sharing Intelligence

On October 13 local time, U.S. President Trump stated that the United States is providing aid to Ukraine and sharing intelligence.

On that day, while answering reporters' questions at the White House, Trump said that the U.S. is still sharing intelligence with Ukraine and hopes to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict as soon as possible.

Regarding some Republican members of Congress being "dissatisfied with the U.S.-Russia diesel trade," Trump emphasized that "Russian diesel is being released to the global market, not just to the U.S., and the global market has been suffering from high oil prices."

On October 9 local time, the U.S. Treasury Department announced that it would relax sanctions on Russian diesel trade in the coming months to alleviate domestic diesel supply tightness and stabilize oil prices. On the same day, Trump announced after a phone call with Russian President Putin that both sides had reached an agreement on Russia supplying diesel to the U.S. and global markets.

On October 11, Trump told the media that "Ukraine should change its president," and stated that he had warned Ukrainian President Zelensky "not to attack Russian refineries," but Zelensky "is causing trouble for American farmers, ranchers, and the world." (CCTV reporter Cao Jian)